Rumaysa has studied Philosophy and Literary-Cultural Analysis with a minor in Politics at the University of Amsterdam. She has a keen interest in philosophy and culture, a field in which she pursues writing, along with experimental fiction. Besides writing and reading, she is passionate about theology, history, films, especially underground cult films, world literature, psychoanalysis, and cybernetics. Her work and research show her enthusiasm for these disciplines, as she works through various interdisciplinary projects.
Areas of Expertise
When Robespierre Created the Cult of the Supreme Being
In 1794, the leading Jacobin, Robespierre, inaugurated a new civic religion for post-revolutionary France: the Cult of the Supreme Being.
Are Miracles Real? Franz Rosenzweig’s Argument
Rosenzweig takes on the challenge of examining the experience of miracles, declaring that miracles are real and essential to faith.
Knight of Faith: Kierkegaard on Abraham’s Sacrifice
Kierkegaard takes on the disturbing tale from Genesis: Abraham’s willing sacrifice of his beloved son Isaac to fulfill God’s command.
Einstein vs. Bergson: A Historic Debate About Time
Is time linear, or does its flow depend on our subjective experience? Here, we examine the historic debate between Einstein and Bergson.
What Is the Role of Dance in Hindu Spirituality? (Dances & Gods)
What is the role of dance in Hindu spirituality, and what are the most important Hindu dancers and dance performances?